The following is a searchable index of The Iowa Stater from May 1995 through February 2002. Words in parentheses are listed to aid search mechanisms.

February 2002

• Lab learners students of experience (Joel Coats, Laura Kerdus, Gretchen Schultz, Entomology)
• Dear readers (Iowa Stater ends)
• 26 steps (Beardshear steps, Robert Parks)
• Scientist cooks up new projects (Paul Scott)
• Then and now (The Knoll)
• Eclectic group digs plants (Nicola Pohl, Coralie Lashbrook, Diane Bassham, Adam Bogdanove, Hui-Hsien Chou, Plant Sciences Institute, Stephen Howell)
• Big bird becomes a model (emu, Veterinary Medicine, osteonecrosis)
• Star search (basketball recruiters, Robin Pingeton, Randy Brown)
• Answers are just a phone call away (extension hotlines, Richard Jauron)
• Great returns (Nate Brinkley, Nate Kelso, Norm Anderson, Marna Yandeau, Rob Rose, Keianna Chatman, Luke Foster)
• Digging it (Donna and Gary Hoover Building)
• Iowa State launches 'people' initiative (Investing in People)
• Campus celebrates with new president

• Ames 50012 (National Geographic)
• Pete Englin (dean of students)
• Coming to an empty lot (campus construction)
• Getting there from here (Memorial Union construction)
• Shock waves mean a quicker mend for horses (Scott McClure)
• Shoppers aren't buying it (Michael Barone, "Dare to Compare")
• Battling bioterrorism in our food system
• On a dark and stormy night... (reflective plastic road markers)
• MCE 2000=4 (Ed Yeung)
• It's Minneapolis in March for music students (President's concert)

• Walter Geoppinger
• Alumni notes
• Births & adoptions
• Marriages
• Still want Iowa State news?
• In Memoriam
• Alumni Calendar
• Next in VISIONS

May 2001

• Geoffroy to lead Iowa State (president)
• Road trip from Canada to Texas (landscape architecture students)
• Undefeated (Cael Sanderson)
• From Mud to Mars (Dennis Bazylinski, magnetofossils)
• DNA, RNA, GMO—huh? (biotechnology)
• Designer oils and space munchies (Tong Wang, Larry Johnson, soybeans)
• Behind the fiction (Debra Marquart, Neal Bowers)
• Getting a bang out of science (Society of Chemistry (SCUM))

• Garden book was a team effort (C. Arthur Croyle, Natalie Knudsen, Reiman Gardens)
• Iowa's largest cotton farmer (Jonathan Wendel)
• Test for thinner, lighter PrISUm Odyssey begins July 15
• Cool project(Neal Iverson, Svartisen Glaciological Observatory)
• Native Amerian schools tap ISU expertise
• Taylor sets scoring, rebounding records (women's basketball)
• Peterson makes it to the Smithsonian (University Museums)
• New views into surgery (Nondestructive Evaluation)
• Stephen Howell, Director Plant Sciences Institute
• Ph.D. ice cream (Will Schroeder, T.J. Paskach)
• ISU pioneers sustainable ag program
  

• Making an impact (Order of the Knoll, John and Joanna Hamilton, Jean and Edna Hempstead, Roger and RoseAnne Rinderknect)
• Alumni Notes
• In Memoriam
• Births
• Marriages
• Alumni Calendar
• Next in VISIONS
  

• Boon's path
• Sport news
• Nicole's dreams

November 2000

• Business savvy -- Students start their own companies (Tama-Lea Bence, Aaron Zalaznik, Marcia Armentrout-Silhanek, James Zehr, Dan Stein, Caleb Mathews, Kristin Carstensen, Adam Curtis, Cory Schmitz, Nicole Sallis)
• Dissecting the 'Love Bug' virus (Jim Davis, Doug Jacobson)
• Love of the Land (Gary Guthrie, Cuba, Mike Bell, Sue Jarnagin, Darleny Martorell Rodriguez, Rick Exner)
• Hard hats and books (Bruce Bassler, Design/Build, College of Design)
• Campus legend retires(Bill Boon)

• Campaign sets records
• Storm watch (Partha Sarker)
• A century of change (Hazel Fullriede)
• Arts, library and athletics benefit
• It's show time! (Stefan Milenkovich, Martha-Ellen Tye Performing Arts Institute)
• Give them what they want (Greg Dace, Joel Hagen, Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship)
• Vet helps future vets (Todd Williams)
• Dedication (Palmer Human Development and Family Studies Building)
• Following in her footsteps (Nicole Jepsen, Jennifer Christensen)
• Highlights
• Farms and cities (Henry A Wallace)
• Designing faculty (Timothy McIlrath, Nancy Polster)

• Faculty averages
• How this garden grows (Reiman Gardens)
• Scientist studies link between environment and Parkinson's disease (Anumantha Kanthasamy)
• An aging grace (elderly rural Iowans)
• Team takes a shine to E. coli (E. coli detector)
• Efficiency expert (Kenneth "Mark" Bryden, wood stoves)
• Double-duty dean makes ISU history (Richard Ross)
• Everyone's a winner when new answer center opens in Beardshear
• Soy byproducts juice the soil for blueberries (Stan Henning)
• First Carver fellow lands Ph.D. (Altoine Alston)
• If looks could kill ... (soybeans)

• Forecast sunny for weather pros (Harvey Freese, Charlie Notis)
• Alumni Notes
• In Memoriam
• Births
• Marriages

• Sweet Endings (recipes)
• Right to know
• Not impressed
• World's end

May 2000

• Indonesian fish stories (Gavin Naylor)
• Really good at big
  
• Science with wisdom (GMOs)
  
• As time goes by (J.R. Underwood)
  
• Just like my alma mater used to make (Food Service recipes)
  
• Setting a precedent (Charles Stewart, first Science Bound student to graduate)
  
• The scientists' 'tool kit' (Ames Lab)
  
• The Sacramento connection (Enlow and Melena Ose)
  
• Laying the groundwork for others' success (Steve and Becky Smith)
  
• Family Ties theme year
  
• Bye, Bud
  
• Special Collections (Becky Jordan)
  
• Babies get a change
  
• Shared success (ISU athletic teams)
  

• Technology eases load for hearing-impaired
  
• Vet students get the point (acupuncture)
  
• Earth's fiery finale
  
• Lacks the sparkle, but nearly as hard BAM)
  
• Brushing up
  
• Let the deer play
  
• A boost for aspiring business owners (Pappajohn Center)
  
• Maybe it was weight training? (androstenedione)
  
• Hixson program inspires minority scholarships
  
• The cardinal and gold's green effort (recycling on campus)
  

• Alumni notes
  
• Alumni directory on schedule
  
• In Memoriam
  
• Births
  
• Marriages
  
• Alumni Calendar
  

• Other crops
• Healthful foods
• Negative effects

November 1999

• Plant Sciences Institute takes root at ISU
• $80 million gift largest in ISU history
• No sight unseen (C2, C6, virtual reality)
• The new millennium and beyond
• Roses buck Iowa winters
• The Future is Howe (ETRC)
• A song in his heart (Simon Estes)
• Keeping an eye on Cy (trademark, license)

• Food wrth an orbit (NASA)
• Pool pups (Vet Med, aqua therapy)
• Celebrating science and technology (Year of Technology)
• Mystery man (Silet)
• Swan song for the trumpeters
• Big trigger (universe, big bang, particle accelerator, Brookhaven, Hill)
• Soccer squad breaks into national list
• Well wired (GOP, straw poll)
• Treat or turnoff? (catnip, cockroaches, Coats, Peterson)
• The "shocking" truth (Derrick, McLean, shock waves)
• Helping students succeed (P&S grants, retention)
• Peter Rabideau
• Book news (Parks, Underhill)
• Central campus wins award (medallion, ASLA, landscape)

• Alimni Notes
• Alumni Calendar
• Alumni Association web page

• Suggestion box (John W. Allen)
• A Christian man (Belinda Cook)
• Cannon query (Doris Ingle Stailey)
• You've got mail (Janet Fanslow)
• Research questioned (James W. Mohrfeld)
• Reunited (Wayne A. Young)
• Artful decisions (David Nisi)
• Hungry for a special recipe? Laura Ouverson Claude)
• Jumper IDed (Leland Roose)

May 1999

• Degrees of success (Hixson scholars)
• Dining, a la campustown (restaurants)
• TV, pizza and tomorrow (Melsa)
• Physicist helps clear the air in China (Bing-Lin Young)
• When Lawrence talks ... farmers listen (John Lawrence)
• Scholars on campus (National Merit Scholars, National Achievement Scholars)
• Gift helps students become leaders (Deming)
• Artist celebrates Carver's life in a mural (Yhoussef Asar, mural)
• Where's Bob?
• Hartmans create second scholarship
• Giving shape to a dream (Carver)

• Royal income (license, royalities, start-up companies, rankingf)
• A biologist's best friend (genetic information, Ashlock, bioinformatics, data wranglers)
• PrISUm Phoenix setting early records (solar car)
• Low-income families face hurdles to leaving welfare (welfare reform, low-income, Fletcher)
• Presidential hopeful (Dole)
• Writing to learn (Hand)
• Remodeling the magic (Hilton Coliseum)
• Playing in the big time (Fennelly, Cyclone, women's basketball)
• Name game (bamboo, Clark)
• 14,000 axles (motor homes, FMCA)
• Grassroots partnerships (Iowa's Living Roadways, Badenhope)
• At the movies with ISU(Ziegler, corn, popcorn)
• Wish you were here! (virtual postcards)
• My favorite Martian (UFO, Klass)

• Alumni Notes
• Alumni directory planned
• Alumni Calendar

• Who was that? (Leland N. Roose)
• Greetings from El Salvador (Miguel A. Aguliar
• 'Art'-ful comments (Duan Raver, Thomas M. Latan, Catherine Latan)
• Lyon's charm (Frederick K. Martinson
• Familiar Friley (K. Kathleen Brewer Muhlbauer
• 'Healthy' objection (Dorothy W. Hewes)

November 1998

• Rocky start for beloved art
• The Budd house
• Odds on favorite
• Better butter may be on the horizon
• Welcome to the neighborhood
• Carver tradition celebrated
• Eustachy drawn by something special
• Fennelly's aim: sustain the success
• Supplement helps AIDS patients
• Campaign Destiny a success; new goal set
• Campaign funds already at work
• ISU Foundation honors four as 'the best'
• Art graduate leaves her mark
• The legacy of the leader of the band
• Worldwide interest in new graduate's memoirs
• The engineer and the hat

• High flying
• Popular four-letter word
• Olivia Madison
• ISU study: Troopers at greater risk for heart disease
• Second class joins hall of fame
• Cosby opens Carver celebration
• Sport drink of choice - chicken soup
• Smarter athletes
• Watch your head now
• A Century strong
• Here and there: Cyclones beat the Hawks
• From fry oil to fuel oil
• Not just carrot cake

• Alumni Notes
• Consolidate your student loans; save money
• Alumni Calendar
• Federation unites NDE centers worldwide
• Teamwork builds a home

• Post tenure review
• Real reason for tenure
• Motivated faculty wanted

May 1998

• Tenure tensions
• Gift launches journalism school (Greenlee)
• The odds get better for Hixson students
• Student athletes becoming CHAMPS (athletes, Hayes-Davis)
• A doc for Doc (Richard Houck, Ringling Bros. and Barnun & Bailey, circus)
• The gifts that keep giving (class gifts)
• Government, farm and school (Ahrens, Regents)
• Gift spurs Design expansion plans (Rogers, renovations, auditorium)
• Coach remembered in a Major way (Cyclones, football)
• O'Mara's magnificent obsessions (track)
• Students practice the fine art of PR for ISU (Student Alumni Association)
• Bob Brenton to retire
• Register now for Legacy Migration
• Less is more (Porter, micro, Microanalytical Instrumentation Center)
• Taking inventory (Thompson, Natural Resources Inventory and Analysis Institute, survey, soil)
• Deja vu (ISU Theatre, Alumni Days, Our Town)
• A new Veishea

• The tour continues (ABC)
• A home for 7 babies (McCaughey, septuplets)
• The ultimate 'invention convention' (inventors, convention)
• Fair going (Iowa State Fair)
• Tracking Iowa's homeless (database, Dail)
• Banner season (Fennelly, Cyclone women's basketball)
• A gemologist's dream (Kawaler, telescope, star, diamond)
• Collectors item Carver, stamp)
• No tears (McGivern, Vikings, Green)
• New education dean arrives July 1 (Gmelch)
• Tired hall (Morrill)
• The lonely leave home (elderly, Russell, Cutrona, de la Mora, Wallace, senior)
• Pass the mayo, please (LowSatSoy, oil, soybean)

• Alumni Calendar
• Alumni Notes
• In Memoriam
• How fungus, orange peels and Bill Frankenberger saved the day (Frankenberger, selenium)
• V-12 reunion (WWII)
• Sextet Furniture receives award (Saccopoulos)
• Distinguished editorial writer Lauren Soth dies
• Chocolate gravy evangelist (Sohn)

• Taste test (Vanderburgh)
• Who's smarter? (Will Yocom)

February 1998

• Irradiated meat: Ready for prime time?
• Curing the credit blues (survey, Hira)
• Veishea '98: A weekend for the family
• ABC replica tour stops this spring
• Coyotes no match for 'laid-back' sheep dogs (Morrical)
• Iowa's oldest old: strength in experience (Martin)
• Where small is big news (micro, Microanalytical Instrumentation Center, Porter)
• Campaign Destiny tops $220 million
• A multipresidential scholar (Carmann, Presidential Scholar, Campaign Destiny)
• Awards under the stars (Order of the Knoll)
• Wallace chair honors Iowa farming legend (Kellogg Foundation, Wallace Genetic Foundation, endowed chair)
• Moving mountains (Habitat for Humanity, Kelly, Homecoming, house)
• Mentoring program gives student scholars out-of-classroom experiences (National Merit, Beer, Wan Wyk, National Achievement, Mentoring Program)

• Homegrown plastics (soy protein, Otaigbe)
• Young lives on the street (homeless, runaway teenagers, Whitbeck, street life)
• Scholarship will honor Pearson (Brian Pearson Memorial Scholarship)
• Not welcome on the range (Cheville, bison, Yellowstone, Montana, elk)
• African American studies gets first director (Blake)
• Three-peat (Boeing, fellowship)
• The buzz . . . (negative word-of-mouth, Laczniak, DeCarlo, Ramaswami)
• Who cares? (civic culture, Rice)
• Vets coddle bald eagle back to health
• Cyclones in K.C. (men's, women's basketball)
• Child's play (ISU Child Care Center, Veterinary Medicine)
• Virtual artistry (Cruz-Neira)

• Alumni Calendar
• Alumni Notes
• Mary Louise Smith (obit)
• Correction
• Watch the Web for alumni Veishea activity
• Alums return to the classroom (Homecoming)

• Tougher ads quell drunk driving (Stephanie Loeschen-Gourley)

September 1997

• Home improvement: BCC repairs restore house, spirits
• ABC to D.C.
• Researchers cookin' -- low-fat style (LoSatSoy, Fehr, Hammond)
• Exchange projects with Chinese schools moving forward (Jischke, delegation, China)
• Arresting drug use (Molgaard)
• In a Man's Brain on exhibit
• Cows pining for pine (Ford)
• Hall of fame (sports)
• Stadium named for Trice
• Setting records (Foundation, giving)
• Alumni Association honors the best (awards)

• What label? (DeCarlo, warning labels)
• It's Dean Meeks
• Homecoming Torch Run: On a street near you
• New VP on board (Hill)
• It counts: Big 12 Conference
• Goodbye, PEB (Forker)
• Des Moines Symphony at ISU
• Homecoming football
• Alumna appointed to Britain's 'federal reserve' (Blair)
• First in the Hearst (Miller)
• R&D gems
• Log on for the latest score (sports, Cyclones)
• Cyclones helmsmen (Sorenson)

• Alumni calendar
• Alumni notes
• Music & memories (Schuman, Haug, Cox)
• Homecoming reception '97

May 1997

• Team players: Taking on college together (learning communities)
• Science bound
• The creative spark (Bill Boon)
• Teaching by example (Grim, Afro American studies)
• Chickens with an attitude: Egyptian chicken plan hatches . . . 50 years later (Fayoumi, Buchanan)
• Aeronautical giant gives Iowa State a lift (T.A. Wilson)
• Campus on the grow (construction, campaign)
• Wrestling legend Nichols dies
• Good seasons for ISU (NCAA, Cyclone, men's, women's basketball)
• South African chronicles (Donaldson, Pretoria)

• Engineers to-be online
• Penguin dads chill out when eggs arrive (Vleck)
• Jolly good (study abroad, England)
• Wired (Yahoo, ranking)
• Patrolling the Net (Jacobson, ScreenDoor, software)
• A setback for Team PrISUm (solar car)
• Keep an eye on campus (Web, cam)
• Is it soy? (Alekel, muffans, menopause)
• Help for grieving pet owners (Pet Loss Support Hotline)
• Scoping out burial sites (Bullen, radioactive waste)
• Faster than . . . your code converter (Kothari, serial computers, parallel computers)
• The family Myers
• Empty throne (homecoming)
• In the heat of the moment (Bushman, violent crimes, summer)

• Networking on the Net (career networking file)
• Alumni Days schedule
• Alumni mentor National Merit Scholars
• Winning design (Smith, Meyer, President's Award of Excellence, park, Canada)
• Alumni notes

• Congrats to an alum (John P. Ringle)
• Proud of land-grant heritage (Jacqueline D. LaPerriere)
• A long tradition (Loren M. Greiner)

February 1997

• Land-grant universities born from radical idea (cartoon)
• Troy NFL-bound (Davis, football)
• Support swells for Jack Trice stadium
• Students to gather at ISU (Black Student Alliance, Arican American, Big 8 Black Student Government Conference)
• Catt Hall sparks controversy
• Campaign going strong
• Here and there (two step down, one joins university (Thielen, Crabtree, Mitchell)
• Researchers hit the jackpot (gambling)
• Mural brings ISU history, future to life (Shelton, Unlimited Possibilities)
• Kassebaum on campus (Mary Louise Smith Endowed Chair)
• Cyclones head for Big 12 tourney play (men's basketball)
• The ABC played well in Pittsburgh
• Raucous caucus tag-alongs (Moore)
• On your plate

• Staff projects help students succeed grants, retention)
• Black Cultural Center, university sign agreement
• A birthday for FCS
• Theta Chi will rebuild
• Veishea is 75
• Swan X-ing ISU 4th in Merit Scholars
• Nontraditional careers for girls (Wome Science and Engineering)
• Hixson scholar wins FFA award (Read)
• ISU choirs cut a CD (and so do others) (Ze Marquart)
• Women managers spell financial success Smelly stuff (Lilligren, disks, cata aroma)
• Healing engineer (Heath, tissue regeneration)
• Wow! That's old (fossil, Vondra)
• Desert solution sought in Iowa (pa trees, Morocco, Bayoud fungus, Zemzami)
• An electrifying experiment (Johnso current, toxins)
• Bugs on video may be a first (Lewis)
• Bring back our alleys (Martin)
• E=MC2 on WWW (IITAP, Vary)

• Alumni notes
• Alumni Days
• Alumni calendar

• Kruschev's visit remembered (Richard C. Dillman)
• 'Corporate America' defended (George L. Hamlin)
• Roots in agriculture (Miles R. McCarry)
• Author seeks PLATo users (Brian Dear)

September 1996

• A room with a (virtual) view (C2, Cruz-Nerra, virtual reality, CAVE)
• Brains and sweat take agronomy department to the top
• New book chronicles half century at Iowa State (Lagomarcino)
• Moving in (residence halls)
• Ambitious plans for ambitious goal: Isu launches $300 million capital campaign (Campaign Destiny, capital campaign)
• Alumni awards honor the best

• Society suspicious of school administrators (Blount)
• Made in the USA (Farrell-Beck, brassieres)
• Brain 'glue' could unlock neurological mysteries
• Franchisers not smiling (Dark)
• Student tracks elephant genes (Elavsky)
• Young researchers inspired by ISU prof McMurray-Schwarz, kid videos, Council Bluffs)
• Turf researcher plays in big leagues (Minner, turfgrass, stadium)
• Burgers scrubbed for Hub
• Merit scholar numbers nearly triple
• ISU kiosk lands at Des Moines airport
• The voters of Madison Co. (WOI Radio)
• A delicious legacy (Day, Rice krispies bars, treats)
• Overseas Cyclones sought
• No fountain for four seasons
• I do (campanile)
• Top new products (R&D awards)
• Scholarship honors Frederiksen
• Cyclones in Atlanta (Summer Olympics)

• Notes
• Alumni calendar
• VISIONS preview

• How much was it? (Margaret Myhr)

May 1996

• The tech trek: An 8-year lesson in technology transfer
• Technology in the works
• Success story (Engineering Animation)
• Fax fact (Nichols)
• Alphabet soup
• Jischke embraces land-grant mission
• The Cow War and other Iowa historical tidbits (Schwieder)
• Iowa State during the Depression (Ortmeyer)
• Family values (Palmer, building)
• An alum at heart (Miller)
• Cyclones in cyberspace (Web sites)
• Going for the gold (silver and bronze) (Olympics)
• Big Eight Champions (Cyclone men's basketball)

• A successful venture (IITAP, Paris delegation, UNESCO)
• Dye job (Underwood, Lake LaVerne)
• New food court (Memorial Union)
• The doctors are in
  • Diagnosing politics (Schmidt)
  • And ponds (Morris)
• Sutherlands return to campus (hostage)
• Blackwelder named VP for external affairs
• Freshman class moving to the right
• Help is available (information booth)

• Alumni honors and awards convocation
• Alumni calendar
• Alumni Days schedule
• Legacy migration Nov. 8
• Alumni Notes

December 1995

• Opportunity knocks (Hixson) (photo)
• Alumni lead campaign efforts
• Rebuilding first computer not as easy as A-B-C (photo) (Atanasoff)
• From ABC to CD-ROMs
• Nourishing the soul (Jischke)
• Weight watching for pigs (Honeyman, Hoff)
• Action figures draw fire (Laczniak)
• Artist's puzzles on display in SoHo (Jones) (photo)
• Visions of winter
• Cartoon science (photo)
• It's Kuroki (photo)
• Premier weekends
• On the record
• Clean water for Moscow
• A new swan song
• New faculty post honors Mary Louise Smith
• Strength in numbers (supercomputers)
• Improving industrial Iowa (photo)
• Throwing in the towel (Chelsea, Iowa)
• World in a box (culture kits)
• Alumni awards
• Yesterday's athletes, today's faculty and staff (photo)
• Kudos for McCracken
• It's traditional (photo)

• Alumni Notes
• Alumni Calendar

• Carriages on campus (Frank A. Anderson)
• One of the privileged (Berniece McMillin LeCocq)
• Kudos on issue (Richard H. Good)
• Propaganda buzz words (Walter Slack)

September 1995

• The glass masters (Steve Martin, John Rundle) (photo)
• Furnaces withstand temperatures of 3000 degrees F (glassblowing)
• An enzyme a day (Beitz) (photo)
• Hilton chair provides college with flexibility (photo)
• Engel named to chair
• Atanasoff dies at age 91 (photo)
• Back when -- Railroad stop to Snickers and pop -- The Hub (photo)
• Molecules, monograms and Moe (Marc Porter, microemblem) (photo)
• Bitter melon, sweet potential (Joan Cunnick) (photo)
• Iowa State remembers Catt photo
• Catt's fight for women's rights began on campus
• Old Botany soon to be Catt photo
• Among the chosen (Meyer, Hoiberg) (photo)
• Grey skies all around (solar car) (photo)
• Poetry and prose (Smiley, Flyway)
• The four-year plan
• Book signing (Atherly, Farm House) (photo)
• Step up to the kiosk (Access Plus)
• Saturday graduates
• The big picture (Succeeding with Students)
• Economists to the rescue (Quirmback, Otto, Friskies)
• Klein kicks soccer into high gear (photo)
• Fennelly to hit the court running (photo)
• Jollop slept here -- Landscape Architecture (photo)
• Cyclones all suited up and ready to go (photo)
• Master Pak, Tae kwon do helps Olympic hopeful battle cancer (photo)
• Swimmers, sailors and students -- Alumni Hall (photo)
• Keeping house for credit (Home management) (photo)
• Reiman Gardens

• You'll fall for these events
• In the swim
• Graduate day

• Alumni notes
• Alumni calendar

• Disappointed (Frank A. Anderson)
• Multiculturalism (Dianne Harrington)
• Freezing )Elton A. Whitmore)

May 1995

• Clinton thrills Hilton crowd (photo)
• White House for a day (photo)
• $5 million gift launches scholarship campaign; President's Scholarship Campaign goal is $25 million (photo)
• No. 1 goal: Improve undergrad education (new university strategic plan)
• Scientists nab elusive top quark
• A bumper crop of proud fans (Cyclone license plates) (photo)
• They look to fields, not forests, for lumber
• ISU sports safe at home
• Cy pumps up (new university symbol)
• Through the lens: Mr. Wood's people (Grant Wood murals) (photo)
• In the lineup limelight (police lineups)
• New deans like teams
  • Melsa heads Engineering (photo)
  • Allen leads Business (photo)
• High Five: 995 DAC winners
  • Food on the world's table (Helen E. Clark) (photo)
  • A corn leader (Arnel Hallauer) (photo)
  • Supreme intelligence (Robert J. Hermann) (photo)
  • Graphic display (Edward McCracken (photo)
  • Economic indicator (D. Gale Johnson) (photo)
• Alumni Association and other awards
• Activist tries new tack (Micheal Boulden) (photo)
• All I wanna do is have some fun (alumni reminisce about where they had fun at ISU) (photo)
• Knipling receives 1995 Japan Prize
• Naturally stronger (Steve Nissen, HMB) (photo)
• A hard day's night (solar car) (photo)

• Alumni Notes
• Alumni Calendar
• Alumni Days Schedule
• Insurance proposals
• Alumni October fests

• Nothing to fear (Melanie McCulley)
• How much snow? (David Sheldahl)
• Go, Fred (Richard and Shirley Snyder)